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05/03/2010, 6:00 PM GregR Joined on 25/02/2010 Bournemouth Posts 25 Air Law (again) Hi again, I'm really finding this air law hard. If i read it and understand it i soon forget what i learnt. When i attempt some tests online im getting a pass most of the time which is great but i am aware its not just about passing the test its about being a safe pilot. Im really worried about being able to absorb all of this info. Any advice is welcome. Also: I've been working through the Air Law book a fair bit now. I managed to crack on and finish "Rules of the Air" last night which i understand to some degree. I was wondering should i try and get Air Law and a couple more out of the way before my first solo which will be around june time. Main reason being is that I will be in the middle of my GCSEs in june and PPL exams on top of that will no doubt be too much. If so what topics should i work on after Air Law. Thanks alot Greg    Report

06/03/2010, 12:26 AM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: Air Law (again) Greg, I am having the same trouble with Air Law as you are. I can't seem to hold onto the info mentally. I put it down to not using it actively unlike R/T, Navigation and Aircraft operations etc. I have a job which consumes a lot of my mental strength at the moment so I hope by lightening some of that during the summer, I will gather more energy for the exams. The exams are my primary concern right now.    Report

07/03/2010, 10:09 AM Morbz Joined on 06/02/2007 UK Posts 263 Re: Air Law (again) Greg Airlaw is quite a dry subject but the only thing you can do is keep reading over and over again. It might help if you highlight key notes and compose a word file or list of revision points based on these key notes. Im a visual learner so highlighting was and still is the key for me- going colour crazy with a highlighter eg. Blue for minimas/limits, yellow for documents, pink for for procedures... something like that anyway Also if your finding it really difficult just keep doing practice exams- get the PPL confuser and work through that. The more questions you do the more you remember. My advice for the next exam would be something along the lines or Comms or Navigation- you start navigation lessons after your basic GH is complete. Morbz    Report

07/03/2010, 10:41 AM GregR Joined on 25/02/2010 Bournemouth Posts 25 Re: Air Law (again) Sound advice Morbz thanks alot. I am watching a PPL confuser on ebay at the moment whats a reasonable price to pay? Also when was the latest version published? Thanks Greg    Report

07/03/2010, 4:32 PM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: Air Law (again) +1 - Thanks Morbz!    Report

07/03/2010, 7:15 PM McGoo Joined on 21/02/2010 Posts 15 Re: Air Law (again) The usual sequence is as follows: Human Performance (it's the easiest and gives you confidence in passing an exam!) Air Law Comms Do those 3 before you go solo. Next, before your first solo cross-country, do the following 3: Nav Flight Perf & Planning Met Then, before your Q X-C, pass the RT Practical exam. Finally, during your GH revision before the PPL Skill Test, pass the Aircraft(Technical) exam so that the knowledge will still be fresh for the Examiner's Oral Questions.    Report

08/03/2010, 7:16 AM Morbz Joined on 06/02/2007 UK Posts 263 Re: Air Law (again) The guy who did the confuser I believe has died so Im not too sure whats happening with it, I think there is an alternate out there from AFE. I have an old Confuser forsale here http://www.networkingpilot.com/aviation-classifieds/69-ppl-items-books-bag-computer-kneeboards.html#post364 There is no solid rule for which exams to take where, what the above post suggests is quite sensible too.    Report

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